C. David Crumpton is responsible for assisting with designing and implementing studies of courts and other state and local government agencies. Dr. Crumpton has an extensive consulting, public administration, and academic background, which includes research, teaching, publishing, and executive management in the private sector. He holds a Ph.D. in Public Administration and Policy from Portland State University, a Master's in Public Administration from University of Georgia, and a B.A. in Sociology from Clemson University.

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• What Influences Success of Small Local Government Amalgamations: A Comparison of Cases in Thailand and the United States (2021)
• Assessing the ASEAN Smart Cities Network (ASEAN) via the Quintuple Helix Innovation Framework, with Special Regard to Smart City Discourse, Civil Participation, and Environmental Performance (2020)
• Evaluation of the Glen Burnie District Court Self-Help Center (2012)
• Planning and Implementation Analysis: Pilot Programs for Video Conferencing of Inmate Grievance Appeal Hearings (2011)
• Assessing School Attendance Problems and Truancy Intervention in Maryland: A Synthesis of Evidence from Baltimore City and the Lower Eastern Shore (2011)
• Methodology for Evaluating Court-Based Mental Health Interventions in Maryland (2010)
• Process Evaluation of Harford County Mental Health Diversion Program (2010)
• Follow-Up Evaluation of the Electronic Filing Pilot Project Prince George's County District Court (2010)